This program is designed to prepare participants for the certification exam only.
The EC-Council Certified Threat Intelligence Analyst (CTIA) certification is a recognized credential in the cybersecurity field. It focuses on structured methodologies for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting threat intelligence to enhance proactive security measures. This training program provides a deep analysis of threat intelligence frameworks, cyber risk assessment models, and security mitigation techniques.
Differentiate between various types of threat intelligence and their applications.
Identify cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and risk factors using intelligence frameworks.
Evaluate threat intelligence lifecycle stages and industry methodologies.
Explore intelligence-driven security strategies for proactive defense.
Prepare for the CTIA certification exam.
Cybersecurity analysts and threat intelligence professionals.
Incident response and security operations center (SOC) team members.
Risk management and compliance professionals.
IT security administrators and forensic analysts.
Professionals preparing for the CTIA certification.
Definition, objectives, and importance of threat intelligence.
Threat intelligence lifecycle and its areas of application.
Key cyber threats, attack vectors, and advanced persistent threats (APTs).
Open-source intelligence (OSINT) and data collection techniques.
Legal and ethical considerations in threat intelligence.
Risk modeling techniques and frameworks for cyber threat intelligence.
Tools for identifying and assessing cyber threats in enterprise environments.
Key activities for correlating threat intelligence with security incidents.
Tools and technologies for cyber threat analysis.
Frameworks for evaluating cyber risks and implementing risk mitigation strategies.
Types of threat intelligence sources, including tactical, operational, and strategic.
How to analyze structured and unstructured threat intelligence data.
Data enrichment and correlation techniques for threat detection.
Threat feeds, indicators of compromise (IoCs), and their relevance.
The processes involved in Integrating threat intelligence with security information and event management (SIEM) systems.
Cyber threat hunting methodologies and practices.
Key activities for building proactive defense mechanisms using threat intelligence.
Frameworks for implementing threat intelligence in incident response plans.
Tools for assessing the impact of threat intelligence on security decision-making.
The role of continuous improvement and automation in threat intelligence processes.
Review of CTIA exam structure and content areas.
Reviewing key topics and areas of emphasis in the exam syllabus.
Sample exam questions and their potential answers.
Resources and study materials for exam preparation.